History VideoGame / JojosBizarreAdventureThe7thStandUser

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In canon, Rolling Stones takes the form of a target eho's fated to die, and if the target touches it, they'll die peacefully before their fated death. Here, the stone will kill ''anybody'' who touches it, and it doesn't have any prediction powers.

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In canon, Rolling Stones takes the form of a target whose fated to die, and if the target touches it, they'll die peacefully before their fated death. Here, the stone will kill ''anybody'' who touches it, and it doesn't have any prediction powers.

* ItsAnWonderfulFailure: [[spoiler:Die against Vins in the final battle, and you'll be sent to the Sanctuary, and you can view your family (or sister or none in Chaos Mode) and the Joestars mourning you.]]

* AbritrarySkepticism: Avdol invokes this trope on Jotaro in the intro when the latter refuses to believe Joseph's story about Dio, saying that "evil spirits" (Stands) are equally unbelievable, but they do exist.

* PowerStereotypeFlip: It's not Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure without this. For example, Miracles is a Stand that can [[MindManipulation manipulate the subconsious]], yet it's user is described to be antisocial, and the user of [[ShockAndAwe Pharoah Sanders]] is described to be [[TheStoic a quite and composed intellectual.]]

* UnusualAmmo: Quicksilver converts minerals into Stand energy that it fires at enemies, and Ocean Blue can charge its user's blood, sweat, tears, and other body fluids with Stand energy and fire them like bullets from the fingers of its gun-shaped right hand.

** When Ebony Devil attacks, his Stand is explicitly noted to be Doll-like, and in the same hotel there's a BonusBoss that also uses Dolls. Fighting one before the other actually has the protagonist comment on the similarities accordingly and mistake their Stands for eachother, and they both flip out at the implications of being involved with the other in their own ways.

* DarkerAndEdgier: To an extent. In the manga and animated adaptations, many enemies were simply "retired" instead of outright killed. [[spoiler:Sanctuary reveals that most of the encountered minions of DIO died from the protagonists battling them. Or perhaps DIO [[YouHaveFailedMe had them killed.]] Most notable are Arabia Fats (who died of thrist after being stranded in the desert) or ZZ (dead of exposure since no-one helped him untie himself, believing him to be an ascetic in training).]]

*** Taken UpToEleven during his Chaos Mode event via a [[spoiler: HumiliationConga. After D'arby ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough loses to Polnareff]]'' [[CatsAreMean thanks to his cat]], Osiris makes an appearance and [[HoistByHisOwnPetard forces him to keep his part of the bet]], which not only reveals that he was an enemy, but also helps them discern his ability. D'arby then blurts out a vague location of the mansion and tries to get away, but his hastiness to retreat doesn't go unnoticed, which is then turned against him when the Crusaders realise that the only reason for him to be so eager to get away is that he is withholding some vital information, which the protagonist suspects to be the secret of DIO's stand. D'arby's OhCrap alone confirms their suspicions, which forces him in a MortonsFork; either get the crap beaten out of him and potentially murdered for the info or turn traitor to and get murdered by DIO. This, ultimately, leads to D'arby's VillainousBreakdown.]]

* AscendedExtra: [[spoiler:Alicia and Berlin]] are the two scientists (SPW Foundation agents in the game) who became the Patients Zero of the alien virus carried by the meteorite used to craft Stand Arrows in ''Vento Aureo''.

** ''Vento Aureo'' readers will recognize the "cursed rock" in Jotaro's school as Rolling Stones. [[spoiler:Which is why you'll find it in the Arabian Mansion.]]

** During Chaos Mode, whenever Kakyoin denies the existance of a mirror world, [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureVentoAureo Illuso]] ''somehow'' chimes in to say otherwise, although only Polnareff manages to notice him.

** In certain variations of Jotaro and Kakyoin's endings, some truly bizarre rumors are circulating around school over what they got up to during their long absence. Some are convinced they got [[{{Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureVentoAureo}} caught up in a gang war]], while others insist that they were [[{{Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable}} involved with solving a murder case]].

** [[spoiler:Diavolo]], who appears as a special recurring boss in every hub-world stage from the second playthrough onwards, wandering randomly and demanding the player to stay away in outright fear of him/her, upon which you're given the choice to consent or approach and fight. [[spoiler:If you're familiar with his fate in ''Vento Aureo'', you'll quickly realize that he's already under the influence of Gold Experience Requiem's attack, stuck in a loop of deaths but never truly dying, and ''you'' can carry out his next few [[StealthPun for a valuable amount of money and experience]].]] Then again, it's [[spoiler:Diavolo]], so [[KickTheSonOfABitch you're probably not gonna feel too sorry for him]].

* RealityBreakingParadox: [[spoiler:When Vins uses her Stand's power, she leaves the universe to observe the path of fate. While she can observe past, present and future at the same time, the events she witnesses are set in stone and can't be changed. Since she was still in that position when Made in Heaven accelerated time, the original universe continued to accelerate even after Pucci was killed and Emporio went to a different universe because Pucci's vision of Heaven required ''everyone'' to know their fate. This caused a paradox when time rebooted without her being present, causing her to be forced out of her position as observer and the player and it's avatar, the protagonist, taking her place.]]

** Prosciutto and Pesci appear on the train to Calcutta. In Chaos Mode, Pesci will even join the party during the fight against Satanic Coupler.

** Upon reaching Singapore in Chaos Mode, defeating Devo before a hidden timer has expired will cause [[spoiler:an alternate scenario where Rubber Soul disguises himself as the protagonist instead. If the protagonist is the short female one, Rubber Soul's PaperThinDisguise as he's just been hit by Jotaro will look almost exactly like [[Manga/PopTeamEpic Pipimi.]][[note]]The scene can differ a bit, as while it's possible to have the protagonist catch up to the others and spot their impostor, it's also possible to take too long and the cutscene will play out without the player character showing up.[[/note]]]]

** Mikitaka appears in Joseph's ending. Yoshihiro Kira can be seen there as well along with certain other Stand users.

** Gyro can be seen with Johnny in Aswan, singing his cheese song. Part 8's Josuke and Joshu appear near him as well, and comment on it.

*** Having Jotaro [[RealityEnsues smoke 1000 times.]]

* RealityEnsues: If you play as a female protagonist and follow the manga route, your character will be forced to wear a chador (a body-covering garment) during your time in Saudi Arabia due to Muslim laws regarding women's clothing. Oddly enough, this doesn't apply when you go through Pakistan and Egypt, though the latter can be [[HandWave handwaved]] with a less strict law in order to not deter foreign tourists.